Copiapoa cinerea x hypogaea Q26M

Copiapoa cinerea x hypogaea is a hybrid resulting from the crossbreeding of Copiapoa cinerea and Copiapoa hypogaea. 

Description:

1. Appearance: Copiapoa cinerea x hypogaea typically exhibits a spherical or slightly cylindrical shape with well-defined ribs. It may grow to a moderate size, reaching heights of around 10-30 centimeters.

2. Body: The body of this hybrid can vary in color, ranging from green to bluish-green or grayish-green. It often features a waxy or powdery coating, especially when young.

3. Spines: The spines of Copiapoa cinerea x hypogaea are usually short and stout, varying in color from light brown to grayish. They are usually arranged along the ribs and can be quite dense.

4. Flowering: During the blooming season, this hybrid may produce small yellow flowers. The flowers are relatively inconspicuous compared to other features of the plant.

5. Habitat: Copiapoa cinerea x hypogaea is commonly cultivated by succulent enthusiasts. It thrives in well-draining soil and requires ample sunlight exposure to maintain its health and appearance.

Additional Notes:

This hybrid combines characteristics of both parent species, resulting in a plant with unique traits that may vary depending on the specific genetic makeup. It is valued by collectors for its interesting appearance and adaptability to cultivatioNn.